Gareb Shameless Throws Down the Gauntlet in 2010!

So does Knize hate Clerks and Schindler's List too?

how could anyone hate Schindler's List?

superdoug wrote:

Joshua wrote:Are we talking year of release or color vs. black and white?

Knize specifically said 'lack of color', so I'm assuming B&W.

And To Kill A Mockingbird is not something to suffer your way through. It's an amazing movie. Amazing. It and A Night to Remember are my two favorite B&W movies of all time.

This thread is depressing me.

On the top of my list!

shining knight wrote:how could anyone hate Schindler's List?

I bet Nazis aren't too fond of it.

It's not only the lack of color.

Silent K wrote:The pacing, the acting, the lack of color, the shitty sound...

Silent K wrote:the acting

I much prefer it when you blow my penis, not my mind.

Joshua wrote:

shining knight wrote:how could anyone hate Schindler's List?

I bet Nazis aren't too fond of it.

I'll rephrase that

How could anyone with a soul hate Schindler's List?

superdoug wrote:
KIDS TODAY.

Hey, don't throw me in with these freaks! I was sitting reading these last pages with my mouth so agape it was like my first trip to meatspin.com.

My soul aches for you all.

Hey I love good black and white films

shining knight wrote:how could anyone hate Schindler's List?

Nazis?

Esbat wrote:

shining knight wrote:how could anyone hate Schindler's List?

Nazis?

Joshua wrote:
I bet Nazis aren't too fond of it.

Try again, bitch!

yep he got there first

shining knight wrote:yep he got there first

Just like Uncle Touchy's Naked Puzzle Basement.

Lee wrote:Hey, T2 rocks. This is quantifiable scientific fact.

I'm not saying it's bad, the opposite. Ts is great for cinema tech people.

I'm reading this thread and then remember the 2009 Academy Awards thread from WUMB we had at the time, and I don't believe it's the same Jason Knize that posted back then.

What is he a skrull or is that reference waaaaaaaay out of date now

You're late, you Scottish fiend.

the scottish fiend I like that

To be fair, that wouldn't have been funny in 2008 either.

Reason for edit: stupidity.

That's because no one would've got the joke.

I get jokes!

Shit, my memory is getting fuzzy.

Joshua wrote:

alucardbarnivous wrote:
Man, I loved that animation! Reminded me more of Blum's work, though.

Judy?

If it seemed reminiscent of Don Bluth's work, that's probably because Bluth used to be an animator at Disney.

My bad.

Joshua wrote:To me, a good movie is a good movie, regardless of when it came out. The same thing goes for shitty movies. Yeah, there's a lot of lousy old movies, but there's a lot of really good ones too.

Yeah, I think my aunt was shocked when I put on Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein yesterday like I was somehow unaware of films made before my time. I actually have all of the Sidney Toler Charlie Chan films (certainly not high brow, but I love its absurdity and humor; plus, I use to watch it with my dad) and want to get my hands on the Thin Man collection. Might check out Mr. Moto. I still haven't seen even most of Hitchcock's films which I'll have to change. My mom gets bored when I sit down to watch some Kurosawa Samurai films. When a movie was made is not as important as what the movie does; namely, if it entertains.

Joshua wrote:Shit, my memory is getting fuzzy.

25 is the new 50.

superdoug wrote:

Silent K wrote:It's honesty.

Yes, but look at what you miss out on:


All About Eve
Psycho
Citizen Kane
A Night to Remember
It Happened One Night
To Kill A Mockingbird
Mildred Pierce
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
Dial 'M' for Murder
An Imitation of Life
A Christmas Carol
How Green Was My Valley


etc.

I understand not being a fan of older movies, but classics are classics for a reason.

We watch the Alistair Sym 'A Christmas Carol' every year in my house. I saw a bit of Dial 'M' for Murder and I want to watch the whole thing. I'll have to add that to my queue.